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The Nambari 7.6 Ton Knuckle Boom Crane is a remarkable piece of equipment, combining strength, kubadilika, and advanced technology to meet the demands of various lifting operations.
Decent Lifting Capacity
Na a 7.6 – uwezo wa kuinua tani, this crane is well – suited for handling a range of loads. It can efficiently lift construction materials like medium – sized steel pipes, pre – cast concrete elements for small – scale buildings, and industrial components. In construction projects, it can contribute to the erection of residential buildings, ndogo – scale commercial structures, and the installation of machinery in factories. The hydraulic system ensures smooth and stable lifting, providing a reliable force for every task.
Flexible Knuckle Boom Design
The knuckle boom design is a key feature of this crane. Consisting of multiple articulated parts, it offers great flexibility. Operators can easily navigate around obstacles in tight workspaces. Kwa mfano, in urban areas where construction sites are often surrounded by existing buildings and limited in space, this crane can reach the required positions with ease. The ability to adjust the boom’s angle and position precisely allows for accurate load placement, which is crucial for the safety and efficiency of operations.
Precise Control System
Equipped with state – of – ya – art control mechanisms, Sany 7.6 – tani Knuckle boom crane enables operators to have fine – tuned control over its movements. The control panel is user – friendly, allowing for smooth extension, retraction, and rotation of the boom. Advanced sensors monitor the load status, boom position, and other operating conditions in real – time. This real – time feedback empowers operators to make informed decisions, avoiding potential risks and ensuring the safe execution of tasks.
Mobility and Adaptability
Mounted on a sturdy carrier, the crane offers good mobility. It can be transported to different job sites quickly and efficiently, reducing the time and cost associated with equipment relocation. Its relatively compact size compared to larger cranes makes it highly adaptable to various terrains and work environments. Whether it’s a narrow construction site in a historical district or a sloped terrain in a rural area, the crane can be deployed effectively.
Vipengele Kina vya Usalama
Safety is a top priority in the design of this crane. It is equipped with a load moment indicator to prevent overloading, which is a common cause of crane accidents. An anti – mbili – block system is in place to avoid hook – boom collisions. Adjustable outriggers provide enhanced stability during lifting operations. The operator’s cab is ergonomically designed with excellent visibility, reducing operator fatigue and ensuring a safe working environment.
Uimara na matengenezo ya chini
Constructed with high – Vifaa vya ubora na mbinu za hali ya juu za utengenezaji, Sany 7.6 – ton knuckle boom crane is built to last. Vipengele vyake vimeundwa ili kuhimili hali ngumu ya nzito – matumizi ya wajibu. This durability minimizes the frequency of breakdowns and reduces maintenance requirements. Kama matokeo, downtime is decreased, and long – term operating costs are cut down, kuifanya gharama – effective investment for businesses.
MAALUM
| Kuinua uwezo | |
| Ilikadiriwa kuinua mzigo | 3300kilo |
| Rated Lifting Torque | 7.6t · m |
| Maximum Lifting Weight | 3300kilo |
| Kuinua torque | 7.6t · m |
| Kuinua anuwai ya mzigo | |
| Angle ya Slow | 400° |
| Anuwai ya pembe ya luffing | 0~75° |
| Maximum Hydraulic Extension | 9.6m |
| Vigezo vingine | |
| Span ya nje (Kupanuliwa kikamilifu) | 5.6m |
| Shinikizo la mfumo uliokadiriwa | 31.5MPA |
| Kiwango cha mtiririko wa mfumo uliopendekezwa | 25-35L/min |
| Slewing Torque | 0.9t · m |
| Number of Hydraulic Telescopic Booms | 3 |
| 3 Vigezo muhimu zaidi | |
| Ilikadiriwa kuinua mzigo | 3300kilo |
| Full Extended Length of the Lifting Arm | 9.6m |
| Maximum Hydraulic Extension | 9.6m |
| Maximum Lifting Weight | 3300kilo |
| Kuinua torque | 7.6t · m |












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